Science Fiction & Fantasy book reviews
I recently saw a bunch of people doing this tag and it looked like a lot of fun. I'm also in a bit of a reviewing funk at the mo, which is annoying given I have a few more books I'd like to talk about for SciFi Month, but this was a nice way to... Continue Reading →
Hi Corey, thanks so much for doing the interview! I've just finished your newest book, Repo Virtual, and absolutely loved it. How have you found the experience of releasing a book this year? It's been tough, to be honest. When you spend so much time planning, researching, writing and editing a book, you really hope... Continue Reading →
I've been impressed by the new cyberpunk I've been reading lately. I didn't know if modern authors would have moved on from the retro-futurist vibes of their older counterparts, or whether they'd have anything worthwhile to say about 21st century capitalism. Honestly it's about time cyberpunk moved on and had something worth saying again and... Continue Reading →
The last review I wrote was for William Gibson's Neuromancer, one of the earliest trailblazers of cyberpunk literature. Well, BUSTED SYNAPSES is the newest addition to the canon and I can confidently say this book gives me so much hope for the future of the genre. Where most cyberpunk takes place in massive conurbations of... Continue Reading →
NEUROMANCER. Probably not the first cyberpunk novel (if it's even possible to identify such a thing) but arguably the one that had the most influence on the development of the genre and, from a personal perspective, the first one I ever read. There's so much juicy cyberpunk goodness to dig into here, from cyberspace-faring console... Continue Reading →
Happy November bookwyrms! October is over and that means it's time for the first of my revamped wrap up posts. Looking back, I haven't done one of these since April (jeez) so I'm excited to dive back in. Funnily enough I didn't actually do much reading in October cos I spent a good chunk of... Continue Reading →
Parsecs & Parchment 